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AssigneesTony Skuse, Kevin Peter Bray
InventorsTony Skuse, Lee Rumley, Dale Jefferies
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Apparatus for illuminating the interior of a building through a roof of the building, the apparatus comprising a light transmissive panel 13 and a light directing duct 12. The panel 13 has an upper surface which is substantially identical in shape to an upper surface of a roof covering and lies in the plane of the said covering. The light directing duct 12 directs light from the panel 13 into the interior of the building. The invention also relates to apparatus for venting the interior of a building. The apparatus comprises a venting panel 32 having at least one venting channel 44, and having an upper surface which is substantially identical in shape to, and lies in the plane of an outer covering of the building., The interior of the building is vented through the panel 32.
Apparatus for illuminating the interior of a building through a roof of the building, the apparatus comprising a light transmissive panel which has an upper surface which is substantially identical in shape to an upper surface of a roof covering and which lies in the plane of the said covering, and a light directing duct which directs light from the panel into the interior of the building.
Apparatus for venting the interior of a building, the apparatus comprising a venting panel having at least one venting channel, and having an upper surface which is substantially identical in shape to, and lies in the plane of, an outer covering of the building, the interior of the building being vented through the channel.
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